How the Paramount‑Skydance/Warner Bros Discovery merger could silence CBS and CNN newsrooms, narrowing viewpoints and eroding journalistic pluralism.

President Trump says goodbye and hello in Washington as Chinese leader Xi arrives with a soaring B‑1 squadron and a 100‑foot red carpet.

A new Indian startup is letting users browse and check out food for free – a social media‑style curiosity that blurs the line between craving and checkout.

Meta keeps tweaking its Ray‑Ban smart glasses, dropping the camera to calm critics. Dive into the tech‑privacy tug‑of‑war.

She’s Alive files for restraining order after accusations that Bryan Seaver threatened to undermine Dolly Parton’s legacy. The lawsuit sparks outrage in the country‑music world.

A Philippine ferry caught fire near Coron, killing 76 people and leaving 13 still missing. Authorities are investigating the blaze and searching for survivors.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets Irish leaders and heads to his Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche in Pakistan killed famed climber Nirmal Purja, leaving his closest friend Mingma G on an intense quest to bring the fallen home.

A blaze on the MV June Aster has claimed 35 lives and left dozens missing as rescue teams search

A passenger train derailed in Normandy, injuring 44 people. Airlifted woman remains critical. Explore the impact and response

Britain's RAF warns of new space warfare threat; UK employs ground‑based jamming to protect satellites.

A look at how the US greeted China’s leader with ceremonial splendor and military show‑case at Joint Base Andrews.

In Oleshky, Ukraine, residents eat weeds and beans to survive as food, water and electricity stop flowing.

Nurses travel 30 miles to Amish homes, giving measles shots where few have been vaccinated, battling a deadly outbreak and misinformation.

A Russian Mi‑8 helicopter violated Polish airspace for 42 seconds, sparking a scramble and raising tensions near the Kaliningrad border.

In Oleshky, Ukraine, residents eat weeds and beans to survive as food, water and electricity stop flowing.

Nurses travel 30 miles to Amish homes, giving measles shots where few have been vaccinated, battling a deadly outbreak and misinformation.

Smoky haze from raging wildfires is choking skin, lungs and lives across Southeast Asia. Learn how to beat the ash with quick tips and tech helpers in a bite‑sized story.

UNFPA reports a surge in forced marriages, rape and other abuses against Gaza girls in the midst of war. Young voices tell the urgent story of rising vulnerability.

A harrowing story of overcrowding, extreme heat, and unanswered questions in a Nigerian prison cell.

A deep dive into how Thomas V. Girardi’s fall from grace set the stage for a disabled litigant’s recusal demand against California’s Presiding Justice Helen Zukin, and what that reveals about appellate ethics.

A Texas court’s dismissal of a hologram‑IP theft lawsuit highlights the challenges of proving personal jurisdiction in emerging digital technology disputes.

How courts treat death allegations in IP litigation, the evidentiary hurdles, defamation limits, and the risks for parties citing a dead person in their claims.

Britain's RAF warns of new space warfare threat; UK employs ground‑based jamming to protect satellites.

A new Indian startup is letting users browse and check out food for free – a social media‑style curiosity that blurs the line between craving and checkout.

An Ireland‑Israel Nations League match skips home fans and TV, as protests over Gaza’s war flare up – neutral stadium reveals the clash between sport and politics.

Morocco’s big election sees Gen‑Z activists, football chants and Israeli‑Palestinian drama collide in a fast‑paced campaign that could change the future of the country.

Ukraine tennis star Dayana Yastremska reveals her flat was destroyed by a Russian Kalibr missile, but a torn Roland Garros towel survived – a strange symbol of resilience.

US President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day visit, meets Irish leaders and heads to his Doonbeg golf course.

A deadly avalanche in Pakistan killed famed climber Nirmal Purja, leaving his closest friend Mingma G on an intense quest to bring the fallen home.

Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 15 years after a jury finds him guilty of a sexual assault, marking the latest chapter in Hollywood's #MeToo reckoning.

She’s Alive files for restraining order after accusations that Bryan Seaver threatened to undermine Dolly Parton’s legacy. The lawsuit sparks outrage in the country‑music world.

Australian rocker Angry Anderson, frontman of Rose Tattoo and the voice behind Neighbours hit Suddenly, passes away at 79.

Harvey Weinstein, former Hollywood producer, sentenced to 15 years for sexual assault—victim impacts and court reactions.

Dolly Parton’s management company files a restraining order against her nephew amid accusations of threats and intimidation. What’s really happening behind the scenes?

Viral football chants, job promises and anti‑Israel rallies collide on the streets of Morocco as young voters gear up for the 2026 parliamentary election.

An Ireland‑Israel Nations League match skips home fans and TV, as protests over Gaza’s war flare up – neutral stadium reveals the clash between sport and politics.

Morocco’s big election sees Gen‑Z activists, football chants and Israeli‑Palestinian drama collide in a fast‑paced campaign that could change the future of the country.

When Donald Trump hinted that Ireland should unite, the ripple was felt in both London and Washington. A quick‑fire headline that pulled in Irish diaspora votes.

President Ruto’s call for foreign traders to leave by Sept 7 sparks panic among immigrants in Nairobi and fuels debate on xenophobia.